Add MS 32072

passim. Compositions for the harpsichord, in score, by Karl Heinrich Graun, and other musicians, chiefly German, of the middle of the 18th century. Most of the so-called 'Sinfonias' appear to be arrangements of operatic overtures; and many of the pieces marked anonymous are probably by Graun. 1. 'Symphonia del Opera 'Adriano.' 'Graun' [1745]. f. 2. 2. Movement in E flat (common time). Anonymous. f. 4b. 3. Movement in D (3/4 time). Anonymous. f. 5. 4. Sinfonia. 'Graun.' f. 5b. 5. 'Symphonia.' '[Johann] Agrell.' This was probably published, with nos. 6-10, as a set of Six sinfonias. f. 7b. 6. 'Sinfonia' (altered into) 'Concerto.' 'Graun.' f. 10. 7. 'Sinfonia.' 'Hasse.' Arrangement (short score) of the sinfonia both to Hasse's operas Alessandro nell'Indie and Senocrita. f. 12. 8. 'Sinfonia.' '[—] Pulli.' f. 12b. 9. 'Sinfonia' (Allegro, Andante, Presto, Allegro assai). Anonymous. f. 13b. 10. Concerto in D. 'Graun.' f. 15. 11. 'Sinfonia dell' Opera 'Coriolano' [1750].' 'Graun.' f. 19b. 12. 'Sinfonia dell' Opera 'Phaethon.' 'By Graun [1750]. f. 21b. 13. 'Sinfonia . . . da [Frederick II] il Re di Prussia.' This is no. 1 of the series of twenty-four 'Sinfonias' published at Leipsic in 1762; but in the present MS. the treble of the second movement is written out on separate staves for 2 flutes, and the third movement is omitted. f. 23b. 14. Concerto in G. 'Graun.' f. 25b. 15. Concerto in F. Anonymous. f. 28b. 16. Concerto in C. 'Graun.' f. 31b. 17. Concerto in F. Anonymous. [No. 4 of a set of Six concertos . . . by Sigr Graun and Agrell. Opera 2da, about 1765.] f. 34. 18. 'Sinfonia dell' Opera 'Mitridate' [? by 'Graun,' 1750]. f. 37b. 19. 'Sinfonia.' 'Graun.' f. 40b. 20. 'Cembalo Concertato,' in C minor. 'Graun.' f. 44. 21. 'Concerto per il Cembalo obligate,' in 6. 'Graun.' f. 52. 22. Concerto in B flat, apparently in five movements, unless the last three belong to a second concerto in the same key. Anonymous. f. 56. 23. Fantasia in C. Anonymous. f. 68. 24. 'Intrade.' '[Christoph] Schaffrath.' f. 69. 25. Adagio from a Sonata, said to be for 'violino solo' by 'Locatelli,' but not in op. 6 of his works published about 1740 or 1750. {The 6th Sonata of Op. VIII that appeared in Amsterdam 1744: first edition by Locatelli as Concerto da Camera, Op. IV No. 10 published in 1735 at Amsterdam.}{deleted: Probably the first movement of a harpsichord work, of which the second (Un poco Allegro) and third (Minuet with variations) immediately follow, being here attributed by Carli Zoellerto 'Wilhem Friedemann Bach.'} f. 70. 26. Sonata in E flat by 'Hasse' [no. 4 of the Sonate per cembalo, op. VII., published by Walsh]. f. 73. 27. Allegro ma non troppo, in E flat. 'Wilh. Friedm. Bach.' [From a sonata published at Halle in 1739.] f. 76b. 28. 'Cembalo concertato 'In D. Anonymous. f. 78. 29. 'Reueille.' '[W. Friedemann] Bach.' f. 84. {M. Falck Them. Verz. No. 27. ibid, no. 28.} 30. 'Imitatio[n] de la Chasse.' '[W. Friedemann] Bach.' f. 84b. 31. 'Partita notturna.' 'Hasse.' [Arrangement of a Trio sonata by an Anonymous composer]. f. 85. 31a. 'March' [Hasse]. Arrangement from his opera Cleofide. f. 86r. 31b. 'Menuet' 'Trio'. Anonymous. f. 86r. 31c. [Anonymous]. Movement in C (3/8 time). f. 86v. 32. Fantasia. '[J. Sebastian] Bach.' f. 87. 33. 'Sinfonia 'From 'Angelica et Medorus' [? by Graun, 1749]. ff. 88-90. 34. '[Cembalo] Concertato,' in C. Anonymous. f. 92b. 35. Allegro in C. Anonymous. f. 96b. 36. Allegro in G minor. Anonymous. f. 98. 37. Movement in F (3/4 time). '[Giuseppe] Carcani,' 1746. f. 100. 38. Adaptation for harpsichord of Hasse's aria 'Rondinella a cui rapita' from his opera Semiramide riconosciuta in G major (common time). 'Hasse.' f. 101.

ff. 90b-108 passim. Arias, etc., from Operas, with a bass, in score. 1. 'Il mio fedele'; from 'Coriolano' [by K. H. Graun, 1750]. f. 90b. 2. 'Se dopo...al meno'; from 'Ifigenia [? in Aulide,' by K. H. Grami, 1749]. f. 91b. 3. 'Esposta a mille palpiti.' 'Pulli.' f. 102. 4. 'Di viltà non mi condanni.' By the same. f. 102b. 5. 'Come il cedro.' Anonymous. f. 103b. 6. 'Di questo core suaue amore'; from 'Clitemnestra'(?). Anonymous. f. 104b. 7. 'Disciolta da pene'; from 'Phaethon' [? by K. H. Graun, 1750]. f. 105b. 8. Duet (Ifigenia and Achille), begins 'Sia propizia.' Anonymous. f. 106b. 9. 'Se mi volesti, o Dei.' Anonymous. f. 107b. For other arrangements (ff. 2, 19b, 21b, 37b, 88) from Graun's 'Adriano,' 'Coriolano,' 'Fetonte,' 'Mitridate,' 'Angelica e Medoro,' etc.